27 Turvey Street, Revesby, NSW, 2212 - House Sold on 29 08 2026

SoldAug 29, 2026

27 Turvey Street, Revesby, NSW, 2212

Amount undisclosed

550.1 m²

House

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25 days on the market

Sold: Aug 29, 2026

What's around 27 Turvey Street

Development Potential (STCA)

Positioned in one of Revesby's most desirable pockets presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land in a location renowned for its convenience, lifestyle, and future growth. Occupying approximately 550.1m² with a 15.24 metre frontage, this two-bedroom residence offers immediate comfort while presenting exciting possibilities to renovate, rebuild your dream home, or explore future development potential (STCA). Enjoy the convenience of being just moments from quality schools, local shopping precincts, cafés, parks, and public transport, making this an ideal opportunity for families, investors, and astute buyers looking to capitalise on a premium address. Property Highlights - 550.1m² block (approx.) - 15.24m frontage - Comfortable two-bedroom residence - Outstanding opportunity to renovate or rebuild (STCA) - Excellent potential for future development (STCA) - Walking distance to local schools, shops, parks and transport - Highly sought-after Revesby location with strong long-term growth prospects For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact: Scott Johansen-James | 0499 411 160 or Anthony Roumanous | 0424 180 131

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Seller reviews

13 days ago

Verified Review

Very polite, good people skills, good work ethics and explained everything easy,

Easy to talk to and help us what would probably happen with the sale. Good work skills.

Glenn Raymond Larkins

Seller

17 days ago

Verified Review

Tried very hard to sell the house plenty of open viewing. Very polite young man.

Told us what should happen with selling the property. Very polite and good communication skills. I would have no problems recommending Ray White Bankstown and telling them about Scott's work ethics.

Glenn Raymond Larkins

Seller